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In Maryville...     +1 to TC's Grill.  Best burger in town.   Pancho's Mexican.   Foothills Milling Co., pricey but excellent.   Full Service BBQ (no inside dining).   +1 to Sweet P's BBQ.   Smoky Mtn Brewery... good food, good beer.     Others nearby....   +1 to Irish Times in Knoxville.   Big Ed's Pizza in Oak Ridge.   Calhoun's at the Marina in Lenoir City.    Restaurant Linderhof in Knoxville.    The Tomato Head (not carry friendly, but the food is excellent).

  That intern is probably a writer for SNL now...   While I found it hilarious, I hope the airline shuts the station down.

The fact that so many people at that TV station were stupid enough to broadcast that tells me the FCC needs to review the status of their license.  While I found it hilarious, I hope the airline shuts them down.      http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/67740-because-we-have-to-get-the-news-out-first/

Profiling works, period.  Stereotypes exist because they're true more often than not.  It's a perfectly logical and reasonable way to filter a large group of people.  I know we're told "not to judge a book by it's cover", but I don't consider that applicable when dealing with the masses. 

Had that been my kid, would've been suicide by daddy.  Hope the little girl isn't too traumatized. 

  Yep, it's hard to find a smaller frame that's not pink.  The one I ended up with is teal, and I've seriously considered stripping it down and rattle canning it.  But its such a POS, its really not worth the effort.  I'd like to upgrade, but that's hard to justify given how little I actually ride it.

Speaking of freezing, nearly a disaster at the house today.  Seems my oldest son did something in the garage yesterday that tripped the GFI.  My wife got something out of the freezer at lunch and noticed that stuff on top didn't seem real cold.  Once she figured out it was the GFI, she reset it and the freezer appears to be working fine.    I have been fairly thoughtful with regard to what's on top and what's on the bottom in the freezer, so nothing thawed that can't be re-frozen.  Sometimes its several days between us getting into it, so that could've been very ugly.          http://www.motherearthnews.com/real-food/canning.aspx#axzz2Z8TYtJgm

I must say I'm exceedingly disappointed in the people of Seminole County.  I was gone most of the day sunday and was anxiously awaiting getting home and turning on the 6:00 news to see the piles of ash and rubble that once was the greater Orlando area.  How dare they deprive me of such excellent entertainment.!  All LAPD did was beat up a guy and the free sh!t army nearly trashed the whole town.  I wanted to see Cinderella jump from the tallest tower as her castle burned, I wanted to see an angry mob chasing Mickey Mouse down Main St, I wanted to see some guys trying to harpoon Shamu....    That would've been AWESOME!   :rock:   I'm very disappointed.  :down:         :)

Made in USA was the primary reason I bought a set of Discoverers.  They've been good tires.  Hope they don't move production.

We freeze stuff, but that's mostly because we haven't had a large enough quantity to justify canning.   As for the liquid problem with the food saver... I pre-freeze stuff with lots of liquid, then vacuum seal it.  Not perfect, but seems to work reasonably well. 

  Yep.  They fly over my house all the time.    And I doubt that bird was hovering at high altitude.  He was likely moving, just so slowly that it appeared to be hovering from 1/2 mile away. 

This is the case study for how defending yourself can go horribly wrong even if you're found innocent. 

I was born in SC near Charleston.  I got into a fire ant mound when I was little and they ate me up big time.  Thankfully I'm not allergic as that would've been really ugly.

If there's a Cycle Gear near you, they have some good stuff that you can try on.  Otherwise, a big bike dealership should have some stuff to try and get an idea of what size you need.    Perforated leather with a removeable windproof liner is the best option.  Generally, you get what you pay for.  Cheap leathers will be ... cheap.    I also recommend the web site formerly known as newenough.  I've bought several things from them over the years.  Otherwise there's tons of online options.   Get some real riding boots and gloves while you're at it.  I put a pretty high value on the continued use of my hands and feet. 

Nice battle rifle.  I've got a box-o-FAL sitting on my work bench.  It's been patiently waiting for me to put it together for too long.    Forget the rhinestones, fur is where it's at. 

Welcome!

iphone4 photo stored on my PC here at work...   From that site above:   Exif data Camera make : Apple Camera model : iPhone 4 Date/Time : 2013/06/02 17:16:54 Resolution : 2592 x 1936 Flash used : No (auto) Focal length : 3.8mm (35mm equivalent 35mm) Exposure time : 0.0013 s (1/789) Aperture : f/2.8 ISO equiv. : 80 Whitebalance : Auto Metering Mode : pattern Exposure : program (auto) Remove ExifAnother image There is no GPS info           Then right clicking on the photo on the computer and viewing the properties, then details tab shows the above info plus stuff related to its location on the PC and that's it.       edit... and +1 for irfanview.  Excellent piece of freeware.  

  This.    And gargle some warm salt water. 

Make sure your insurance company is aware of the current and potential future problems.  If that leak isn't fixed, it'll cause more damage and another claim.  A nasty gram from an insurance company's attorney is likely to get more attention than one from an individual. 

Keep the grass cut short around the pond and remove any brush or other hiding places for critters.  Snakes like to hide and hunt other critters that hide in areas where there's cover.  And you really want the snakes there as they do an excellent job of controlling the population of other less desirable critters.    Designate a "play area".  Play here, stay away from there.  Teach them to identify the various snakes they might see.    http://tennessee.gov/twra/pdfs/snakesposter.pdf   http://www.tnwatchablewildlife.org/display2.cfm?habitat=&sort=aounumber&typename=reptile&Taxonomicgroup=Reptile%20-%20Snakes   That said, do what you need to do to protect the kiddies. 

  To my knowledge, answers above. 

Snakes are venomous, not poisonous.  And it's illegal to kill them.  Just sayin'...

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  My understanding is yes, they'll come back.    Leave the feeders out during the typical migration window (both directions) and you may get some transients that'll stop for a snack along the way.  They'll remember too.    I think their life span is more like 4 years in the wild.  They'll live longer in captivity.  I'll have to re-read field guide when I get home.

Tula (and a few other foreign brands) is known to have "hard primers".  Sometimes they require a 2nd whack to ignite.